Bamboo Grove

The Bamboo Grove is a slice taken directly out of East Asia. The rolling hills cut by bending streams beckon a sense of calm and peace. In this place, stillness is embraced.

Generation
The Bamboo Grove is primarily filled with closely bundled Thick Bamboo Trees, which take some deftness to weave through. The bamboo can be turned into many building blocks, offering an alternative fiber to use in the place of wood.

The ground is fertile here, with dirt and podzol covering the ground. Low bushes nestle against the forest floor, pushing back against the tides of Bamboo. Intermittently spread between the bamboo trees are two unique trees: the Kwanzan Sakura Tree and the Japanese Maple Tree. The mix of deep reds and cherry pinks always manage to peak through the thin bamboo stalks.

Deep within the bamboo forests, the ore Jade lies below the surface. It may prove elusive, but it is a powerful gem worth finding.

Found in the rivers or ponds, Wild Rice grows. Just as in real life, it has many uses as a food source and as a decorations material.